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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1898
Page
17
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions a trial in Zola and references to Mother Gray remedies for children and stomach issues. It lists hashed names and places like New York and Virginia, with scattered phrases about cures, dates, and imperial governance hints.
A London Evening News note recalls a Salford vegetarian church that for eighty years allowed only abstinent members and many adherents joined the Peace society. It also mentions a Manchester vegetarian church led by Dr Schofield for forty years, closing after his death. Alf Coward is named among early contributors.
An exhausted Indiana educator, Er Nest Emper Kemper of Piercetim suffers from pneumonia and catarrh after extreme teaching loads. A specialist from Overlan treated him unsuccessfully, then Williams Pink I tar Tale improved his health after six boxes, restoring strength and weight. Affidavits note his recovery and return to work.
Readers report relief from backache, headaches, and menstrual pains after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. Women from Texas to West Virginia describe long relief, improved strength, and renewed ability to work at home after trying the remedy.
A fragmented OCR note cites Iat teams presenting Vegetchiee as a remedy for Wentan's 11s. The readable portion shows no clear event date, organization, or人物 beyond these two proper nouns, leaving core facts elusive.
The gran jury returns two indictments against Webster City parties as the state contemplates wartime service. An Iowa officer notes 95 percent of town National Guard eager for war, while Ames high school seniors promise two boys. Dubuque reports a rainbow omen, and Des Moines hosts marching fund drives. Towns report arrests, loitering, and liquor concerns. debates over soldiers home construction and depots surface. church revivals grow, and a Des Moines clerical reform hints at broader changes.
Secretary Brownson to command a panel of inspection to assess ships offered to the United States Navy. Commander Brow nson will review vessels under construction for foreign use and report suitability. He will travel to England and France with Navy liaison officers to inspect two battleships and report any needed materiel or purchase options.
The report portrays Sagasta unable to raise funds for Spain’s war efforts and avoiding decisive steps, while Papal mediation and Vatican influence are discussed. It notes the monarchy’s weakness, the queen regent’s deference to papal counsel, and a government paralyzed by internal divisions amid U.S. naval build‑up.
Washington March 9 Chairman Canon introduced a bill to appropriate three million dollars for national defense. The measure, debated by appropriations committee members, passed without division amid urgent talk of preparing for an emergency. Democrats Jones of Virginia and Cox of Maine spoke against it.
Thussia Gern reports from Verlin that on March 7 a Tageblatts Pe Kin special notes China agreed to a zero percent trade arrangement with key figures named Arthur and Te Tir Waro Rue ala, signaling a major policy shift and potential impact on regional markets.
Iowa brief items report a DavenPort youth injuring a leg in a fall on ice, Adel Record sold at sheriff sale to A W Vaughan of Stuart, a large party leaving Garner for the Klondike, and signs of spring activity in Newton. Des Moines chief of police February arrests noted. Davenport and Dubuque tales include gambling arrests and street youth issues. Northwest Iowa to host a medical society meeting in Sioux City. Milwaukee road request to condemn land for depot at Eldridge Junction. Burlington death count and Fayet te county pharmacists forming an association. Resignations and retirements among officers, tax and treasurer reports, and various local crimes and incidents across the state.
A guideline for travelers to Alaska and the Yukon urges strict focus on provisioning. It stresses healthful, durable supplies, especially bread made with baking powder and top flour quality, warning poor powder causes ruin. It advertises Royal Baking Powder as reliable and offers a camp cookbook free to miners through the New York company.
A Courier-Journal excerpt recalls ex Confederates in an Otter Row room discussing Colonel Sears. The tale shifts to a Murfreesboro era mount pass guarding by Mori's command with dense woods and swamp, a dramatic nighttime pursuit, and a youthful Spreeler leading a charge then retreating as the enemy advances.
A fragmentary account describes a perilous sea incident where Miss Mullerton, Miss Loulan Hight, and others face cramp and danger at sea. The narrative notes bravely lifting a drowned boy and praising a woman’s courage amid brutal waves and a distressed boat wreck.
A Chicago dispatch reports John A Jleman Jr speculated in wheat on friend Joseph Telter s advice, with over 100000 to the Food Anion. Lelter and Mr Logan benefited from tips during volatile prices, Logan losing when prices rose, while Teller predicted higher future prices.
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